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Project Goal
Central San has been using GIS technology in many forms for more than 30 years. Beginning in 2015, we set out to modernize our GIS system, make it a reliable system of record, integrate with as many business systems as possible, and provide end users with easy and real-time access to information through web maps and apps. ArcGIS Enterprise was selected to deliver that vision.Business Problem Solved
Central San’s Operations and Maintenance departments used multiple Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) and closed-circuit TV inspection (CCTV) systems, each of which contained independent asset registries. We replaced all CMMS systems with Cityworks AMS, which integrates directly with the asset registry stored in ArcGIS Enterprise. CCTV data was consolidated into ITpipes, which integrates with both ArcGIS Enterprise and Cityworks. Data from all these integrated systems are shared with our staff via web maps and dashboards.
Central San (assisted by HDR, Inc.) recently migrated sewer and recycled water systems data from the deprecated Geometric Network to the new Utility Network Solution for ArcGIS Enterprise. Dozens of attribute rules were written to improve data quality and consistency. Migration future-proofed our data, laid the foundation for an accurate and detailed Digital Twin, and moved us closer to accessing asset information in real time from any device.
Technology Implemented
ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Monitor, ArcGIS Pro, Utility Network Solutions, Field Maps, Survey 123, Dashboards, Experience Builder, Story Maps, ArcGIS Online
Development Team Biography
Khae Bohan – Asset Management Program Administrator
Carl Von Stetten – GIS Analyst
Mike Matthews – GIS Analyst
Ian Bruce – GIS Analyst
Utility Network Migration partner with HDR: Joel Griffin, Senior GIS Manager, Randy Olden, GIS Section Manager, Carlos Calderon Navas